Can't say I was expecting to see the BBC of anyone to be making a deep dive on TADC, but here it is! Probably not much new to big fans who follow closely (not even the crew at Glitch know what 57 means!), but still an interesting watch

The Amazing Digital Circus, made by Australian studio Glitch Productions, has notched up hundreds of millions of views on the streaming site since it launched in 2023.

Glitch released the last two episodes of the series in cinemas around the world and, according to entertainment news website Deadline, made $6.8m at the US box office on its opening day.

Its distinctive, computer-generated visual style, humour and willingness to tackle emotional themes has made it a big hit with fans, and inspired a huge meme culture around the show online.

So who are the people behind the fandom?

BBC News' Mel Ramsay speaks to the voice actors of popular characters Pomni and Jax, as well as cosplayer and YouTuber Kitty Monk and, of course, Glitch Productions themselves.

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0:00 Intro\
01:06 What is The Amazing Digital Circus?\
01:35 How did it become one of the biggest indie animations ever?\
03:52 Did the people behind the show expect it to become as big as it is?\
08:07 What happens when a fandom gets this big?\
12:11 How did it feel when it ended up in cinemas?\
18:41 Is YouTube the future for creators?\
23:17 Are there any Easter eggs that people haven't picked up on yet?